2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998		The Legal Reformer is in PDF format. Click here to download the free viewer. Consumer Federation of America Adopts Legal Reform Resolutions Virginia Leads Small Claims Reform Successes Legal Reform News New Bankruptcy Law a Failure First Federal Court Self-Help Desk Opens Keeping Tabs on Your Attorney New Guide Answers Your Questions About Wills HALT Honor Roll Recognizes Member Support An Interview with Doug Kendall Setback for Legal Document Preparers HALT in the Media From the Mailbox Book Sale Skyrocketing Legal Fees HALT Featured at ABA’s Annual Convention Mississippi Supreme Court Creates Access to Justice Commission Legal Reform News Consumer Advocate Ousted From Disciplinary Commission Virginia’s Anti-Consumer Ruling Shark Infested Waters? HALT Looks at Statutes of Limitations Legal Resource Round-up Maryland and Florida Judges Disgrace Courts Enforcement of Unauthorized Practice Unconstitutional? Legal Protection for the Disabled Consumer Protection Advanced in Mass., Penn. Two Program Assistants Join HALT Staff HALT’s 2006 Summer Interns Book Sale From the Mailbox Federal Judiciary Adopts Watershed Reforms A Model for Pro Se Assistance Legal Reform News At the Forefront of Protecting Legal Consumers Harris Poll Shows Lawyers Not Trusted Should a Living Trust Be Part of Your Estate Plan? Living Trust Mills – You Don’t Always Get What You Pay For HALT’s 2006 Fall Interns HALT Interviews Richard Johnson HALT Needs You! More States Mandating Disclosure of Malpractice Insurance Coverage HALT Civil Justice Legacy Society Recognizes Lasting Support From the Mailbox Book Sale Lawyers Still Not Making the Grade What’s New Since 2002 Illinois Raises Small Claims Limit HALT’s 2006 Spring Interns Legal Reform News A Look Back at Last Year’s Legal Reform Developments An Insider’s Look at DC’s Discipline System HALT Pushes Small Claims Reform Praise for HALT’s Living Wills Book Sale From the Mailbox